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BRAZZAVILLE, 27 November (IRIN)
- Aid has begun to trickle in to help some of the 5,000 flood victims in
Brazzaville, capital of the Republic of the Congo, according to a local
official of an American aid body.
The International Partnerships for Human
Development (IPHD) on Saturday began distributing rice, foam mats, mosquito
nets, buckets, torches, blankets, washing powder and school books to 2,800
people, from the US$66,000 provided by the US embassy and the oil giant
Chevron Texaco.